they can. but what happened here at borodianka cannot be swept away. there is no running water or electricity. the people who stayed and those who came back are relying on donations of clothing, food and water. collected at a local church. translator: yes, yes. we pack into bags bread, then canned food. everything that is brought here, we pack into these bags. equally for everybody. people can choose clothing that they need. a shed of waiting caskets serves as a reminder of what is buried under the wreckage, under the rubble that was once borodianka. this person never left. she survived on food in her own garden. she said her sister left the apartment building just before it was bombed. translator: she left at 6:00 a.m. at 8:00, it was already bombed in the morning. it was a bombing from an aircraft. there were many air planes flying military over our land plots.